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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

1

South Sudbury Notes and Local Developments

Frank Crawford of Hudson visits friends in town while Miss Lillian Rouse arrives from Philadelphia. A hailstorm caused minor crop damage and an aviation meet draws attendees at Waltham. The steam roller improves state highways as local businesses expand, and a fire destroys a grocery building owned by C Burr. A six room house is available near the State road.

A. W. Stone Yo Yo Beveridge Co Sharre Mr. C. Burr George P. Clement Burr Clement

Maynard Local Notices and Sports Roundup

Maynard Ellis W. Cook is reported sick. Sig Lautelle's circus comes Tuesday June 27. Annie Nivela visits Quincy. Elizabeth Keefe visits Lawrence. Arthur Croft builds bungalow for Lyman Priest on Concord street. Joshua Carr to build Edward Neely's house at Fletcher corner. A. Work of Lowell visits. Alfred Obst of Brookline visits Loewe family. Evelyn Peterson of Concord stays with Martin Peterson. Frank Downey visits Pittsfield. Theresa Donahue on two week vacation. Margaret Murphy of Pittsfield visits Daniel Murphy. Oborne of Montreal staying with William Priest. Marguerite Pierce of Lowell visiting Sarah Shaw. Crossley and Moynihan guests of Edward Williams at City Point. Frank Kelly of Roslin dale visits Edward T. McManus. Ralph Hill of Concord Junction starts in Christie store grocery dept. Duggan families visit Somerville. Rev. F Rutan to give baccalaureate at Congregational church Sunday. Maynard cricket team loses to Fitchburg 67 to 4. Duxbury and Turnbull each five runs. Fitchburg outscores Maynard before a man retired. Congregational church recognitions service for new pastor Wednesday at 7 15. Clergymen participating include Berle Boston Shawmut, Judge of town, Tewksbury of Concord, Newcomb of Framingham, Cutler of Hudson, J W Kelley of Framingham.

Sig Lautelle Annie Nivela Quincy Elizabeth Keefe Lawrence Arthur Croft Concord St Lyman Priest Joshua Carr Edward Neely Fletcher Corner A. Work Lowell Herbert Fiske Alfred Obst Brookline D. J. Loewe Evelyn Peterson Concord Martin Peterson Margaret Murphy Pittsfield Daniel Murphy James Oborne Montreal Can William G. Priest Marguerite Pierce Sarah Shaw Charles Crossley Timothy B. Moynihan Edward Williams City Point Boston Frank Kelly Roslindale Edward T. McManus Ralph Hill Concord Junction Christie Timothy Duggan Owen Duggan Mary Brothers Friends Somerville F. Rutan Congregational Church Maynard Fitchburg Duxbury Turnbull A. A. Berle D. D Shawmut Congregational Church T. J. Judge George A. Tewksbury Edward H. Newcomb Framingham Frederick N. Cutler Hudson J.W. Kelley

Local notes list residents, travels and events

Fred Bosse buys a new Elmore automobile. Patrick Hurley returns from the University of Vermont. Henry J. Adams of Lincoln street is out Monday. Miss Ruth Paul visits Brockton. Walter J. Logan of Hosel vacationing. Edward Whitcomb works for F. W. Riley, bill poster. Glover Howe returns from Maas Agricultural College. W. B. Jacques runs a hoist at Southdoro for J. E. B. Warren. Mrs. Thomas Stiew and son of Worcester visit Maplewood avenue. Thomas Madden visits from Lynn. William Macomber buys a farm in Brookville Florida. F. P. Dillon and family visit the Morans on Hudson street. George J. Angell is ill. now out. Eugene Moore recovering from leg injury. Richard Dwyer and Armand Houde leave for New York City. Rev. Milford R. Foshay will receive at First Baptist. George Harrington marks 38 years in ice cream business. Curran family guests of Moran. Carl Clarke receives settlement from Continental Casualty. Miss Ruth Bennett and Helen Hutt touring White Mountains with Mrs. Mary Jones of Connecticut. F. G. Pollard hosts in New York while E. J. Pero recovers. Mr. Rogers and Miriam Webb, daughter of J. G. Webb, marry in Boston. Guests include Seth Carpenter and others. W. P. Fitzmaurice returns from coach duties as Massachusetts Agricultural nine celebrates its best year defeating Holy Cross, Wesleyan, Tufts, Syracuse and Amherst.

Ruth Paul Maplewood Ave Brockton Walter J. Logan Hosel Edward Whitcomb Harvard Thomas Madden Lynn William Macomber Brookville Fla F. P. Dillon Milford John F. Moran Hudson St George J. Angell Norwood St Eugene Moore Maple St Richard Dwyer Armand Houde Sumner St New York City Milford R. Foshay First Baptist Church George Harrington Daniel F. Curran Lillian Dennis Curran Stevens Sr Carl Clarke Continental Casualty Co Ruth Bennett Helen Hutt White Mountains Mary Jones Connecticut

Bedford Civic Club to Erect Building on Donated Land

The Bedford Civic club plans a new building on land donated by Judge Elihu G. Loomis after July 1. Members have contributed half the funds. another appeal will run before July 1 to raise the rest for a social hall, athletic facilities, and a reading room for younger Bedford youth.

Bedford Civic Club Elihu G. Loomis Bedford Sons of Andrew J Poland Pneumon

Local Notes From Concord Junction Maynard Crowd

May in Concord Junction and Maynard area residents are listed with travels and activities. Susie Chandler visits York Beach. Wallis Ford completes a year of college work. Alien family heads home for the summer. George and Mrs Bell reside on Prairie Street. Stevenson and Llan visit relatives in Athol. Prentice Blood finishes studies at Lowell Textile Institute. Graduation exercises set for the high school in the town hall Thursday. Mrs Martin Gilligan recovering from pneumonia. Annie Haggart to spend summer in Scotland. Edgar Hatch enjoys two weeks vacation from the Massachusetts Reformatory. Hugh Sheasgreen departs for Saskatoon for the summer. William Frederickson receives hospital treatment at Mass General. Parish Club of Helpers of Christians plans a lawn party on church grounds July 16. Hurdy Gurdy party for Fourth of July proceeds held Monday evening in hall.

Martin Gilligan Annie Haggart Scotland Edgar Hatch Mass. Reformatory Hugh Sheasgreen Saskatoon Far West Litchfield Clinton

Concord High School Class of 1911 Graduation

The class of 1911 graduation exercises at Concord High School will be held in the town hall on Thursday evening June 22. Rev. G A Tewksbury will take part in the recognition service at the townward Congregational church this Wednesday evening.

C. C. Dennison Lois Ownard Congregational Raymond D. Willard Melrose

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Sudbury Frank Crawford H. H. Rogers Lillian Rouse Philadelphia Carleton B.elims Tufts College Wayland David E. Marshall George Crawford Mets Waltham A. W. Chickering Amherst N. H Louise Whiting Moody School Northfield Helen Miss Hickox Williamstown Clifford ‘W. Richardson Narrowy State Road Wayside Inn Station C. F. Good South Sudbury Ron H. P. N. Dahl Orrick OLD Wright Tavern Charles GC. Wellman D. EL .E. Perkins, and R. Wells CO Bom Ee Ellis W. Cook Frank Downey Elias Downey Theresa Donahue Hill Fred Bosse Elmore Patrick Hurley University of Vermont Henry J. Adams Lincoln St Thomas Stiew and Son Worcester F. G. Pollard E. J. Pero The National Biscuit Co Benjamin Paul Rogers Miriam Web J. G. Webb Seth Carpenter Charles Beaudry Charlotte Hobbs W. P. Fitzmaurice Massachusetts Agricultural Holy Cross Wesleyan Tufts Syracuse Clus Bunker Hill Concord River 8. W. Young Portsmouth Gladys Annette Young John Stuart Mary Young York Beach John S. Young New Hampshire Maine Marlboro-Hudson Gas, Co Gutteridge Nason Street Mass Naylor Nason and Main Streets Maynard, Mass W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill Mise Buck’s S.& E. Jones Commonwealth Ave Whites Garage Concord, Mass Christies Susie Chandler Wallis B. Ford Mrs. Alien Mrs. George Bell Prairie St Prentice Blood Lowell Textile Institute Julian W. Ballou Phillips Andover Hugh Leith William Brown Scituate Ray Daley Elisabeth Symonds Adelaide C. Hosmer Natick Leicester Eng Middlesex Elks, Eagles Royal Arcanamites Waterman, & Lambert John M. Keyes Jat Walden Street Concord, My Community Silver and Beers Bros
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